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The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-17
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THE TRUE REPUBLIC.

A Directory Of the Thinking
Workers Of the American
Continent.
AMERICAN SOCIALIST Federation.
THE PLAN or ACTION COMMITTEE.
L. Rossnberg. ~ 81. Marks Place. New York
Joseph r. Buchanan, Room I, $50 East WASH
ington Bt Chi cago. Ill.
Dyer d. Lum, Northampton, Maas.
THE PROPAGANDA COMMITTEE.
STATES o. THE RKPuBLIC.
Alabama-M. B. Shelton, Florence.
Arkansas-M. Kennedy, Eureka Springs.
C.lifornia-E. q. Anderson, 50 18th st. San
colorado Miss v. Tennant. sl4s IArlmsr st..
Connecticut-s. Seller. 6s Main st.. Bridge
port.
Dslawars-A. r. Fisher, Bridgeville.
District Of Columbia Isaac Cohen, Washing
Yorids-B. Sheldon. Box oi, Jacksonville,
1sorEis-A. A. Bell. N. D., Madison
isdisna-oarl Richter. ass Yandes st., Indi-
Ioxs-L Kiuchan. lsos srd Ave-, Council
Kanaas-H. c. vrooman. Quenemo
Ksntucky.H. Norman, Ga Hancock ST.,
Louisiana-a Gabriel Lienhardt. 90 N. Peter
b.. New Orleans.
Maine
Maryland q. A. sseger. 7s EutA~ st.. Balti-
more
Massachusst,s- W. Brown. 7 Kirkland
81, Boston.
Michisan-Thos. NJ. Dolan, 10 Napoleon st..
Ainnesoia-otto Haese, s5S Ravense street.
MissiMippi-w. I. Gillespie, Kingston.
niss0uri-Martin Irons, st. Louis.
Ncbraska-F. G. G. Fox Box l55, sidney.
Nevada-James Henry, Reno.
New Hampsllire--F. K buckley. Hinsdale.
New Jersey-w. Hume, 81 Cherry st., Eliza
Now York;. II. Mills, l.s sth St, N. Y. City.
North Carolina-T. +. Brockwell, Box ~.
Raleigh.
Ohio
Oregon-w. c. Owen. 2i3 End st.. Portland.
Pcnnsylvania-A. G. Graul, Stoneboro.
Rhode Island-E. l.. Cannon, Box 48, Burrell.
willie.
South Carolins-P. b. Nc, 'oy, Columbia.
Tennesee-Jos y. voss, Box 1877, ia kson.
Texas-George N. Beach, Dallas.
vermont-A. W. Duganne, Saxton River.
VirEinia-Wm. II. Mullen, S2' L. Main ST.,
west virginia-Jas. r. shingleton, Romney.
Hampshire Co.
wisconsin-Juliet II. Severance, 1856 4ih st.
Milwaukee.
TERRIrORIES.
Alaska-Alexander Militage, Sitka.
AfiSona-F. II. MCGOWAN, Fort Bowie.
Dakota-G. W. Coverston, Chamberlain.
Idaho-Joseph Cheesewright, Boise City.
fndian-Wm. Bell, Krebs,
Montana. T. ID. Fitzgerald, Anaconda.
New Mexico
Utah-John T. Lynch. Box 2l0, Salt Lake
WaShington-Wm. Christie. Tacoma.
Wyoming-C. hristiansen. II dmont Sta
tiOn.
THE PROVINCES.
British Columbia
Ontarlo-John PEBBLES, 100 King ST., +. Ham
ilton.
new
Novia
friuce
New Foundland-.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-17
TAIIORs,

TkIIORS.
The TailOrs' Protective Society, OF Denver
meets IN Caili0rnia Hall, at7::M O'Clock p. M,
every Tuesday. o. A. CEANDER, Pres
j. B. WILLIAMS. Cor. Secretary,
3l3 Holiday street.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-17
''EsQU1RER REAlbl1Rs ~ ATTENTION.
Whenever Yor Nant - Buy Anything
(. Whatever Consult
This List.

ne following IS a list Of the ad.
isers in the ENQUIRER who are
sting your paper. III return
lse do everything you can to
itrade to them. Consult this
whenever you want to buv
BAKERIES. CO Green. 1858 Lsr,.
liner street. HARDwARE Ann
QUEENSwAkE
ylor's," Wolfe and AnpsSoe '"A
HATS. CAPS, ETC
.. rs Clayton, ll2l 18th
Curtis. HOTELS
Ks AND LABOR st Louis House. 2lla
[TERATURE, Blake
Fox. $40 Santa M INSURANCE.
avenue. -
=. I, y. - Warren ,.s,,, . |. z Williams,
ht. JOB PRINTERS.
Wright, cor. 18th Smith 4 Fer. ISIS
Lawrence and Arapahoe street,
=. 80 Ill LAUNDRIEs:
knight OF Labor
Q oss q Co., 1867 Laundry, 1874 Law.
inner, rance.
Rasmussen, 1921 LEATHER & SHOE
liner. FINDINGS.
i. Moore. Illo v. Dewein Son, Iio5
street. Aoiladay
BEER. LAWYERS
g Brewery. N. Sampson 4 Millett
lVer. Room 10, Schleier
. Messner. 2ll2
Ike. ss MEAT, vEGETA.
BLES & PRODUCE
I Hopper, l2l9 II b waddington, ST
st. Santa Fe Avenue.
CIGARS. 't''' MILLINERY
Union Mrs Rissman, lil6
Q Label. fs 18th
Treloar's home- PIANOS
10 Union cigars,
Sth. r W W.Montelius & Co.
l5US Arrxpahoe
les Wynkoop. PHYSICIANS
. AND WOOD. DR. 9 Perry, Eclectic,
ede, cor. Colfax
Santa Fe ave's, PHOTOGRAPHS
r bridge.
:, o,, e w Baker, 18th and
CLOTHING. Lawrence
IN, Kerngood 4 Stephan, 1872 Lari-
COT. loth and mer
laday.
,,.., ROO Wells & King, ll26
Dreyfuss, 1886 18th
,a,o Rose & Co. Tabor Blk
pahoe. PATENT MEDICINE
1er Brothers 4 Mrs. NJ. A. Sleight,
lgnt 1918 Lawrence st.
rs s Bond. 1850 RESTAURANTS
imer, rs
Nv sr,c s,oo,4s F g Hubbard. llls
ny GOODH. 18th
amara Dry Goods REAL ESTATE
Apple q Hamilton,
eeoman, S0l Lar 1888 Arapahos
r street.
Drumm & Weyde.
URNITURE. meyer, l7U4 Gurus
llment store, SEWING MACHINE
Lawrence.
New Home. l:l5 l7th
9 g. Fitzpatrick,
Lawrence. Sanderson Bros, l7N
Brokmeyer &
BIZ Larimer. STAMPr. STENCILS
0N STORES. Novelty Co, Ills 10TH
rem & Burgen. TAILORs
Blake st.
,up,r, mr II Levy, 1875 Larimer
I'd COFFEEs. THEATERs
.ndre, 3l8 Lari- Palace, 18th and Blake
:. ,,n Olympic Theater.
IS & Halveason,
9TH ave MS Ward, 1924 Lari-
mer
Rost, & Co. BIS
laday A. L. |.ackey, 1920
el &nd Mccoy,
and ArapahOe
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-17
Thomas Young. Pacific City. Topolobampo
Bay, Sinnloa, Mexico. via Nlerfe.

Ss-The Temporary Central Bureau for the
receipt and forwarding Of ofcorrespondce Is es-
tablished (for the present, merely In Colo
RADIO. Address Arthur uheesewrlght, 1918
Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colorado.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
INFORMATION or EGGs.

Iu 1876 the United States imported about
I've million dozen OF eggs, but In lss5 The
gaantity had increased 10 sixteen million
dozen, representing q money value OF Two
and a half millious OF dollars, every penny
OF which had 10 be paid In gold coin. Al
this rate OF Increase W should pay 10 for
elgu countries during any years, for the
single item OF eggs, az amount more than
equal 10 the present national debt Hat
the importation OF eggs must very soon
cease. The discovery OF Sheridan's Pow.
der 10 make hens lay, has already Increased
the supply OF eggs 20 very apprecisole
extent, and 10 seems safe 20 assume thai
the continued use OF this Powder viii
double the egg product within I've years.
by the persisisn, and Intelligent use OF
sheridan's Powder, hens are made 70 lay
nearly the entire year and especially dur.
ing the season when eggs bring the highest
price. The fact has encouraged thousands
OF people 10 20 into the business Who
would not otherwise have done so. IL 10
no, necessary TO have farm 70 keep hens
on. as many suppose. Hens may BE- kept
conyenleuiiy and probably in . large and
crowded city. In fact the whole business
OF poultry keeping has been reduced 70
science daring the last eve years. 1. 3.
Johnson 4 Co, OF ~ Custom House 81.
Boston, have recently Published . valusole
boob on this subject entitled The Poalirv
Raising Guide" single copy, Is cent?.
They will send the book and two 25 cent
packs OF Sheridsn's Powder for co cents.
post paid, or ala pound tin can for
el,20. within the covers OF this book
one can fnd al all the information ueces'
ssry 10 enable one 10 make money In the
business. Every question has been sntie-
ipsied aud answered, aud the plainest poe
sible directions given on every point
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
ruouour 1T WAS THE COOLER.

Down in Madison County, Ill, they tell
n droll story about o certain Congressman
named John N. T.. lie went 10 Chicago,
some years ago, TO attend the stock show.
and DO, up st oue OF the best hotels. In
the night, he Was taken with . violent
thirst, and started out 10 look for some
ice water. Ia the hallway near the top OF
the servants stairway ne found . water
cooler-a new.fashloned water cooler such
a. he had never seen before. Instead OF
TIE glass or cup which he had been sccas.
toned 20 see In connection with the water
coolers, there was neat little rubber hose
with nice clean norrle.
There" said John NJ. TO himself, "that
IL q sensible arrangement I never did
Ike TO drink out OF q cup and dabbls my
moustache in the water. wonder where
the faucet isf"
Presently bis eyes fell upon the printed
directions. which told him 10 ''turn the
wheel on the top to the right - far - u
will Co."
"Ah, that's ~" said the old legislator.
and he pot the noxrls OF the hose in bis
mouth and turned the wheel.
when John VI. p. came 20 be was lyine
on his back at the foot OF the stairs, and
there Vas . crowd Of porssrs and eail-boys
cougregsted about the water coolsf.-
John N. p. heard somebody call out In the
hall
"whsrs the matter thsref'
And the voice Of the portsr rang outi
"Oh, some old idiot he's turned 90 th>
Bsbcock nrs extinguishsfi
John n. r. found another stairway, and
quietly sneaked up 70 his room, withoei
taking part IN the general inquiSy - X
who the old idiot might b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

the papers said Of bis case. Al last,
when IL came out that bis innocence had
been made clear. be Eel, a glow Of
triumph ,ha, bis bookkeeping had stood
the seyeresi ie., ,hst Chicago had been
able to apply. There W. no reason
why he should remain Ia Canada. lie
,elsgraphed TO Mr.. Bonus that for the
past week he had been feeling very
queer. and had come TO himself In Wind.
sor and would be back shortly. When
Mr. Book, stepped Off the ferry on the
wharf in Dsuroi, man who bad csssed
with him pa, hi, arm through his and
said
"Mr. Books. am very glad TO see
you"
"who are yoa'" asked the s.ioni'h-
ed Brook. Il don't know yoa."
"No; yoa DON'T" said the other,
"bat | know you. | an a man who
hears sermon. in running brooks. and |
may tell you ,ha, your race i' ended for
The present. Yol ATE jas, ,riiis too
smart, NJ. Brooks. am Detective
Gnaam Of Chicago. Luke Sharp. ~
Dsiroi Free Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

vrRY CooL.-lt was = clear. cool No.
vember night. The moon shone as
brightly as . new pail. sll Nature was
asleep. aud the white frost WAS quietly
covering the board fences. tia, the sun
nigh, have . glistening surface to shine
on in the morning. Such an evening
was calculated TO bring out the sen,i.
men, Of the young folks, but, somehow
Il didn't.
"oh. Algernon." she murmured, As
her head dropped at ,h, proper angle on
bis shoulder. "The warmth Of our AZ
fec,ion-'
"w.w.woald be a good d.d.dsal ".
w.wnmer IL your folk, had pu, up tn.
th.the si,,ing-room s,.s,ove . week
ago."
And then he embraced hims self with
hi. new overcoAt and departed for more
genial clime.-Harvord Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
W. c,rrtox An AolINsr Tnru

The unprecedented success and merit OF
Ely's Cream Dslm--t real cure TOT "a
t.rrh. Hay Fever, and Cold In the Head
has Induced many adventarers 10 place
cs,srrh medicines bearing some resem'
blsnee In appearance, style or name upon
the market, In order 10 trade upon the
reputation OF Ely's Cream Balm. DO not
be deceived. bay only Eiy's Cream Balm.
Many 10 Jour immediate locality VIII tss'
tfy in highest commenisiion OF u A
particle Is applied Into each nosir'li no
pain. agreeable 10 use. Price J0e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
A Mucu MARRIED WOMAN.

Mrs. Fowler. OF this city, WAS married
l.., January 10 her sixth husband, and,
strange a. 10 may seem, i've OF them died
erscily two years rom their marriage
dsy. Her present husband has been siek
FOR the last four months with chronic
Jsunilee, and was given no BY four " oar
best physicians, ss . last resort be began
using salphur Blt,ers. and yesterday told
our reporter that they had saved his lie,
smlllngly saying that lac gusssd Mrs. fov'
Ter would be unable a. take . seventh bet
,sr half for some time 10 come SrcAdnes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

CONCLUSIVE Evidence -"You need
MT talk prohibition to me-" said old
Uncle Adele Bimley with an oracalar
shake Of his head; III know better.
There he'd s foar Of the likeliest girls
as the Corners ever see. an oil the fel-
lers for miles around a.hookin up to
EN-. wo, did I do. Wy yelled an
prohibited an kicked an prohibited An
chased fellsp oil over my forty-scrs lot.
and ~o,'s the resul,' Wy ev'ry one
O. them girls Is married and bringin' up
the likeliest families In these parts.
Does prohibition prohibit I! Not by .
jueful." ul."-Rockiaad Courier. Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Miss Eihel-"Yes. Indeed, We girls are
fully alive 70 the Justice OF the popular
criticism on ehaitsriag women, and that
l. the reason We Organized our Thought
Ciab."
Mrs. Blank-"rhouyht Ciubf
Eyes and ii's doing us such world OF
good"
II don't ioub, 10"
"So, indeed. Why. 81 the last meeting
We talked for Eve whole hours on the si'
ysntsge- OF silent meditation"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
: -DrunI,nn,,s. or lllHor Hlbll,

-Drunksansss. or liquor HibG. cda BE-
Cured by admiAisisrias Dr.. HIiHsf GoldSs
Sp.cffc.-It can be given In q cup OF eo1es
or tea without the kn)wledge OF The per.
sou taking 10. sffecilng . speedy and per-
m.nent cure, whether he patient 10 mod
crate drinker or sn alcoholic wreck. Thou.
sand. OF drunksrds have been made TEN
per.,e men who have taken the Golden
spsclnc In their coffee without their knowl
edge, and to-day believe they Cult drinking
OF their own free will. No harmful effects
re.ul, from ia administration. Cures guar
.ntsed. Send for circular and full pariie'
ulsr.. Aidre-. In confidence OoLpss srs-
ctYic Co, is5 Race 81, Cincinnati. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

"IIow DO you DO, Mrs. Yergerr' "Pre,.
~ well, I thank you, Me-. MeOlnnls.
'Hsve you been calling, this besutifai n.
rrnooni" "well. not precisely. started
on, 10 call on my friend, Mrs, Peierby,
and I go, half way there before forum
s,sly remembered ths, this Was her at
horn.s Nsv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
CniLpREN srlRYING To DIAM

Oa account OF their insblllly 10 digest
food, will nni . most marvellous food and
remedy In Seott's Emulsion. Very palAt'
able aud easily dlgestsd. Dr.. \. w. Cohen
of wsoo, Texas. saJs IL have used yoar
Emulsion In infan,ile wasting. ltno, on.
ly restores the wasted tissues, but gives
strength, sni Increases the appetite"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

A .,rangsr who was quietly looking
over . water power Ia Western 'illaxe
was sought out by The Mayor. Who said
"I hear TIA, you think OF starting fac
toryf"
Eyes"
"Ir. good place, and you'll Odd oar
people al right. We don't pat on any
grea, amount OF style, nor don't aim 70.
Heres . pair OF saspeniers have worn
for over forty years, though I'm worth
$1,000"
"Ahi Uml" muitsrod the stranger; "ii
was saspenier factory Was thinking 10
iocate here"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Coon Cows Waldo ". Brown says. In
the Farmsrs' Rerier. that there are thou
sands Of good cows owned by men who 90
no, know it They never feed high and
have not tested the milk. and they do not
care for . COW In . way TO make her 90
her best A nsighbor Of his sold for 30
4 COW that In the hands OF her new owner
has since made ffty three pounds OF butter
In . month-an average OF over twelve
pounds q week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Although the old days OF hunting and
trapping are over the amount Of skins o!
small animals brought into Bangor 10 quite
large. The most expensive fur this winter
il The otter, bat beaver Is hardly less 90.
These Animsls, together with the Usher
and martin, come from The lake region.
Ssurk skins are In great demand this year.
when dressed the fur Is sold under dif
fsrsn, name and is quite fashionable
Many young men In surrounding towns
have been making good wages hunting
these unpopular animals. Mink and musk
rat are also found about Bangor and brins
GOOD prices In the mAkst-WAfg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

A ptighbor OF oars. Mrs. A. X fsnion,
who was 90 badly sriietsd with Rheums-
tlsm that she could not raise her arms 10
the top OF her head or shut her hands. az
ter using I've bottles of Athlophoros 10
nearly free from the trouble.-iiiieheocf
& Burbank, Pittsfori, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

SUNSHINE FoR Fowrs.-The fact is very
Suggestive that the egg supply falls on
most rapidly while thedsrs are shortening 9
and IL smallest always during the months
when the hours OF sunshine are the fewest.
No preparation Tor getting eggs In winter
Is complete which does not provide. be-
sides warmth and good feeding. . plenti'
ful supply OF sunshine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

A poet sings. GLOW shall ! pals, my
-weethesrii' Don't paint her al all,
Young man. Painted girls are not looked
upon with favor In this section OF the
country. Your frissds would take her for
/. ~. Loul. girl and that would never do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

As remedy for coughs and colds Ayers
Cherry Peetoral has never been squallsd.
its name Il household word throughout
the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

fIIs All flts stopped free By DE-. kliss's
Great Nerve Ilssto.r. No fis amer rrst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and ~ uisl
Arch ~. phlla.. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
Take it in Time.

AYERS Cherry rociorai L. a. ish'y
coucenffafei ani roveriui me''cinr
n IL an anc.iyue eHrcciofant anl. i
rromrfiy taken. in cases of Cuughs.
Thrcat cr Lang trCuhics. soothes ani
hsais tho iffiiafoi TISSUES. AMI qu.ckly
Aiiays AZ tendency o. Consumrilon.
s.s years AZ. contracted a sevcfe
Cod. whrh srfiirl uu nv Innrf AMI
s..n trvelnrfi all che aiaruIns sfmD-
tons q CnnsnmrfIru bal IA tUugn
N.tf SHfafs. bleeding Luues. Fan lu
~ chest and Silrs. sri as sn O,fn.
r.~fsir rrusfraird a. a. D. Cnutrf'l tn
NJ ted m0sf of the time Anff uf'n-
sarinus rreslrIrf without tfnr'f.
~ rhrslIan fnaiIr determined tu EIte
rns Ayers Chrrrs lcCfnfaL I f0'A H,
art the rfrrf was magical srrufi
g. rails ffIn fIr Nrsf aUsr Uf in.s u.fl-
irIns. anl. after usInr orIf f.rrr is'iNes,
an une as vel AMI s'Hnl ~ over.
Ho.insy 1ohnsUu. rrr.n- .f.l. 1T
have usrd Ayers cherry rrrioral
in nv family. Or 1nlls arl tUueNs.
w.fh infa'Uf'r srrrrrs anI tnNlIi nnt
fars fn D. wifhuuf fhls u.r.l.IInr tnfuuen
ffa u.nffr mnrfhs . lir..Tl iasillr.
Mnshravlic. tycouIrg Co. Ia
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
f'.r-s-ri t. f'. q en- Az s Lr.i.r. N..'
rI BE. I,l.sGsls. llr. tI.tI o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

some one .sys. Poets are declining ="
This Il lncorrec.. EilIors are declinla<.
not poets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

A Delaware youag man rode Is miles
through snow drlfts 10 see bis girl. year
amer marriage be may refuse 20 20 down
10 the grocery. two hundred yards distant
20 bur q mackerel for supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Cincinnati shows her sense OF the etsrn-
al fitness OF things by providing one salosn
~ every l2t Inhabitants, aud one church
% exsfI .OOO lnhahltants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Courtship and Msrrisge-A novel In >
chapters. Chapter I. Maid one. Chapter III.
Maid won. Chapter III. Made one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical agricultural tor
- 4 ~oiigre,i. Aliress all communicsiion,
hitrnar.i ~ this departneut "a AoHiCUt 4.
rraAL LEpitun. ONroHp nKnocRAr. fsais. hE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

You ofssn hear . woman say.
"Thsrs's no uss talking." bat she doesn't
think 70 Just The same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

--"How many women marry . good.
sensible man!" asks Kate Field. Only
one. IL the man can helpi Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Hop Piassrs are New Enslsnd prodae.
ton from fresh Hops, Burgundy Pitch aud
Gums.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
FARMERS INSTITUTES.

Prior engagements rendered l, qsiie
inconvenisni 20 attend the Institute. late
ly asld in Western Maine. but We hnd
the follo~ing rrport in the We. Farnsr,
and present II % our readefs.- In
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-30
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

justice to all concerned that we never
met stricter, more impartial and at
the same time courteous set Of men in
all our travels than we have met on
the Northern Pacific, and yet changes
over the road since IL was finished and
removals are nf such frequent occur
renee, at least ON this division, that 1t
is quite remarkable aud has become a
matter Of general comment. We pre-
sume, of course, that the managers
understand their own business and it
is not our desire or purpose to suggest
or dictate In the premises, and yet we
may be permitted to say that 10 find
an old familiar employe at the helm,
as 1t were, gives confidence, apparent
stability and feeling Of security TO q
railway line that can hardly be esti-
mated by dollars and cents. The
Courier has no Ak to grind or special
favors to ask In this con ection, but
long business experience has led US TO
the conclusion that, TITS better to
bear the ills we have than to fly to
those we know not Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-30
The President of yenezueIs.

The present ruler, General Guzmsn
Blanco, Is man Of soldierly fame and
worldly reputation. The name is
compound, a. are most Csstilian ones
OF high degree. His father was called
Guzman, his mother came from the
BIanco family, and in accordance with
custom be took both names. On both
sides, the General is Of good blood
and in person gives credit TO his
descent.
Presented one afternoon by our pop
ulas minister, Major c. l.. Scott,
whose many estimable qualities have
won the love Of his visiting country
men and the respect Of the president,
We were given an excellent opportun-
ity to study this remarkable man.
Personally, Guzman Blanco is Of i'm.
posing appearance and princely bear.
ing. Fully six feet tall aId of stal.
wart frame, he is teginning to stoop,
aud his beard Is almost white, for he
Is In his Goth year. His skin Is
bronzed; he has the most penetrating
pair of eyes that were ever seen.
Suave, dignified and courtly in his
manners, there were still CLEANS of
fire In those black orbs That BODIED Ill
for an enemy In his power, and sug.
gested the fact that II would be safer
to tamper with loose tiger than with
Guzmsn In his present position. He
wields absolutely autocratic .power,
aud as history shows, wields it for bis
country's good.-Dr. w. +. Hutchin.
sou, in the American Magazine.